Fireside Nets - A Brooklyn Nets Podcast

Spen goes solo dolo this week & breaks down the Nets last 4 games against the Pacers, Bucks, Spurs and Portland. Definitely one of the more critical podcasts FSN has put out in recent memory. Catch you on the Fireside! 

Spen & Nick react to the Nets last three losses, discuss the anticipated return of Kyrie Irving, and Spen rants about why he thinks the Nets aren’t playing up to their potential 

The brothers are together and it’s a holiday miracle! The guys react to the Nets Lakers Christmas game, the positive momentum the Nets have experienced over the past few weeks, and Spen reacts to the Nets Clippers game (by himself) at 1:00am. 

Spen & Nick discuss the return (well, sort of) of Kyrie Irving, the #Nets last 3 games, and the rise of Brooklyn’s rookies. 

Spen is joined by Caleb of Brooklyn Netcast to discuss the recent Shams Charania update on Kyrie Irving, break down the Nets last 4 games & marvel in the greatness that is Kevin Durant. 

Spen & Nick discuss the latest on Kyrie Irving, breakdown the last three Nets games against the Bulls, Knicks, and Timberwolves, & discuss the overall perception right now of our squad. 

Spen & Nick discuss the latest update on Joe Harris’s ankle injury, breakdown the Nets previous two games against the Suns & the Celtics, and look ahead to their big matchup with the Knicks later tonight. 

Spen & guest co-host Big Sal chat with Frank Fleming (@njtank99) of Barstool Sports about his Thanksgiving, the current state of the Brooklyn Nets, and where to go for food or activities in North Jersey! 

Spen & Nick breakdown Brooklyn’s last 4 games including both their wins against the Cavaliers, their thrilling victory against Orlando and their disappointing loss to Golden State at home. The fellas also discuss the Isaiah Stewart vs. Lebron James scuffle and Spen shares why he now has bragging rights over Nick after a recent pickup game. 

Spen & Nick discuss the last 3 games of the Nets 6 game road stand, break down the Joe Harris and KD injuries, and look ahead to the primetime matchup between Golden State and Brooklyn.